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(Cover photo: Northfield High School students at the 40th annual DPS Shakespeare Festival on April 26. Photo courtesy of Northfield High School.) The Bard was in the house – and celebrating across downtown Denver – on Fri., April 26, with […]
Central Park thespians honor The Bard at 40th Annual DPS Shakespeare Festival Read More »
(Cover photo: Inspire Elementary principal Linda August, left, and counselor Michelle Hauck walk the school’s “Peace Path” that they use to help students work through conflict and develop emotional regulation. Photo by: Sarah Huber) Even as the CDC reports a
A little more than a year after ChatGPT was released, tech-savvy educators in Central Park have no doubt that an educational revolution is afoot. But big questions remain about how and when to bring generative artificial intelligence into the classroom.
The AI revolution is here. DSST teachers see big benefits and challenges with ChatGPT. Read More »
(Cover map furnished by Denver Public Schools.) Keely Buchanan, founder of Colorado Educational Consulting, kicks off her classes on SchoolChoice for Central Park families with optimism: “Great news! You have six amazing options for elementary school,” she announces. Colorado is
SchoolChoice: How it works and could be improved in Central Park’s enrollment zone Read More »
Cover photo: Third grader Clark Esposto reads in a window nook of the Swigert International School library. Cover and all other photos by Sarah Huber. Colorado is one of only 11 states where more than 100 school and public library
Photo: Denver Police Department School Resource Officer, Cody Jones, who patrols Central Park’s Paul Sandoval Campus that’s home to Northfield and DSST-Conservatory Green High Schools. Photo courtesy of Northfield High School. Police officer Cody Jones uses his “dad eyes” when
Northfield School Resource Officer looks at law enforcement through “dad eyes” Read More »
Photo: Fifth grader Ellery Adams chats with Jason Sanders, new principal of William “Bill” Roberts, during a recent lunch period. Photos by: Sarah Huber New leadership is taking the helm at William “Bill” Roberts, Central Park’s only K-8 school and
Jason Sanders, first new principal in 17 years, takes over Bill Roberts Read More »
New Bill Roberts Assistant Principal Chi Onyewuenyi. Photo by: Sarah Huber After teaching in Denver Public Schools for 17 years, including six in elementary classrooms at William “Bill” Roberts, Chi Onyewuenyi is now one of two Roberts’ assistant principals, with
“Ms. O” named Roberts middle school assistant principal Read More »
